Department of Surgical Proctology
Head of the Department - Erekle Gratiashvili
Proctological diseases are one of the most common problems in modern society. Among them, hemorrhoidal disease (hemorrhoids) is the most frequently encountered, affecting the vast majority of the adult population to some degree. It starts with minor discomfort and a small amount of bleeding during defecation, which, if left untreated, can lead to severe illness and disability. In the early stages, medication and minimally invasive procedures prevent disease progression and avoid the need for more complicated surgeries in 95% of cases.
Early detection and immediate treatment are crucial in managing proctological diseases!
Meet Todua Clinic's experienced proctologist, Erekle Gratiaashvili, and schedule an appointment with him.
Meet Todua Clinic's experienced proctologist, Erekle Gratiaashvili, and schedule an appointment with him.
In the proctology department of Todua Clinic, the following diseases are diagnosed and treated:
- Hemorrhoidal disease
- Anal fissure
- Paraproctitis
- Malignant tumors of the perianal area, anal canal, and rectum
- Condylomata acuminata (genital warts)
- Prolapse of the anal canal and rectum
- Anal sphincter insufficiency
- Rectovaginal fistula
- Rectocele
- Pilonidal cyst (coccygeal epithelial fistula)
- Anal pruritus (itching)
- Inflammatory diseases of the large intestine and functional disorders
With the latest equipment available at the clinic, we provide comprehensive diagnostics, minimally invasive treatments, and the fast and painless performance of surgeries. The following manipulations and surgeries are performed in the proctology department:
- Anoscopy
- Sphincterometry
- Comprehensive evaluation of the pelvic floor muscle function and providing relevant advice to patients
- Ligation of internal hemorrhoidal nodes
- Infrared photocoagulation
- Minimally invasive interventions using high-frequency radio wave electrodevices: treatment of hemorrhoidal disease, anal fissures, condylomas, perianal abscesses, and thrombosis
- Laser hemorrhoidoplasty
- Quadrant hemorrhoidectomy with modern equipment, without the formation of stitches
- Circular hemorrhoidectomy
- Surgeries of varying complexity on fistulas, laser obliteration of the fistula tract
- Excision of epithelial fistulas
- Laser obliteration of uncomplicated epithelial fistulas
- Surgeries for sphincter insufficiency and rectal prolapse
- Surgeries of varying complexity for rectal and colon cancerous formations